Bitburger Premium Pils

Brewed by Bitburger Brauerei Th. Simon
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Bitburg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany

Served on tap only 10km from the brewery. Aroma is nothing complex. Same as any other Pilsner. Light golden body with some pretty good lacing. Giant head that left quickly. Medium bitter aftertaste and hops are plenty. Nothing exciting but drinkable.

This is a transparent yellow colour with a quickly disappearing white head. There is a good amount of lacing on the glass. The aroma is grassy with plenty of grain. Mouthfeel is thin. I taste some bread and butter, more grass in the hops.

Pale yellow color with fizzy head. Full hoppy flavor with a good bitter aftertaste. An above average Pilsener.

clear yellow pour. thin head with little lacing. aroma is malty and thin. Taste is bisuity and malty.

This beer poured a golden yellow color with a small white head that dissipated quickly. This beer is clear enough that you could almost read a book through it. Aroma and taste are of graininess and the hop bitterness is evident as well. Has a nice mouthfeel. I have come to appreciate the style and this is a very drinkable beer.

No body, light tasting brew. Pale yellow. refeshing amt of hops to bring out a light bite at the end.

Aroma: massa de pão e mel. Aparência: espuma inicial grande e cremosa. Boa formação de colarinho. Reduzida longevidade. Corpo claro, borbulhante, ralo e amarelo-médio. Sabor inicial: leve dulçor e amargor. Sabor final: leve acidez e amargor; curta duração. Paladar: corpo leve, textura aguada, suave carbonatação e final metálico. Pilsen normal, ligeiramente acima da média das comerciais brasileiras.

Aroma is malty, a little stale. The appearance is straw gold, white head, not very interesting. The flavor is malty sweet, no hoppy bitterness, grass. The finish has a moderate noble hop bitterness. Not an interesting beer at all.